prismatic

Only prismatic members can be cut on this type of table.

They had glowed for a last time with the same prismatic light.

Through these and other works, she has become a prismatic creative talent.

They are sometimes called the axial or prismatic point groups.

The performance was prismatic, with one voice shadowing the other.

Since then, her work has been prismatic, with stories told from different, often contradictory perspectives.

At last, the prismatic globe returned to its place beside the others.

For this reason, good prismatic pairs without backlash were not easy to make.

They no longer looked like hers, but were more prismatic, multifaceted.

It glimmered with the same prismatic light as the white sand.

Soon the field stabilized and locked into place with another prismatic burst.

There was a prismatic effect somehow, of the light from the big windows through the glass tubes.

The game also introduced the prismatic gem, which is made up of all 8 colors.

It has a perfect, prismatic cleavage, almost at right angles.

By using two or more colors in the background and blending them together a prismatic effect can be created.

Five of these were elongated, and one was prismatic.

This is attributed to the prismatic form given to the crystal during its cutting.

Then the enemy exploded in a dazzling display of prismatic light.

After a party or a concert, these accounts can amount to a prismatic portrait of the evening.

Collins appeared at the corner of the hallway, surrounded by a prismatic light.

On sunny days, the abbey floor was a prismatic patchwork of light.

That same year they also had their first major tour, Prismatic Colors.

She flinched under the prismatic light from the screen.

He held it up and a thousand rays of prismatic light flashed in as many different directions.

A prismatic slit window high in the wall above provided the plants with sufficient light for growth.